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The Scout Network: Man City – the form vs fixtures debate

Looking at the Season Ticker, everything looks primed for Fantasy Premier League managers to pile in on Manchester City assets.

However, is the Citizens’ form enough to spend so much of your FPL budget on – especially if that also means transferring out one of the in-form options already in your side?

We asked the Scout Network members for their views on Pep Guardiola’s side. Should we buy City players? If we are going to invest, should we be looking at the defensive or attacking options? Or are there still better alternatives elsewhere even with the fixtures as good as they are?

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Signing Cancelo a week before fixture swing can give FPL owners the edge

I’ve played FPL for a very long time. In every season, I have studied the Season Ticker carefully and jumped on premium assets ahead of key fixture swings. At the beginning of this campaign, I remember making a note of the Manchester City fixtures for the next seven weeks, with the exception of the Manchester derby, as a period of set-and-forget Kevin De Bruyne (£11.6m) captain and a need for at least the City double-up, if not the triple-up.

However, City have had their injury issues so far this season. They have also looked a long way short of the side that we as FPL managers have known and loved over the last few years. In order to own De Bruyne, I would need to sell in form players such as Son Heung-min (£9.5m) or Bruno Fernandes (£10.8m) – and this is something I’m not prepared to do.

In Gameweek 10, Manchester City have Burnley, who we have seen in recent games against Spurs and Brighton can sit deep and be resilient when they need to. For me, this is a good opportunity to watch City’s attacking options, particularly when Guardiola looks finally set to have a full complement of attacking options available to him in the shape of Sergio Aguero (£10.3m), Raheem Sterling (£11.5m), Forren Torres (£6.9m) and Gabriel Jesus (£9.3m), as well as a strong squad including both Phil Foden (£6.5m) and Riyad Mahrez (£8.2). It is a good moment to wait for a change of form before heavily investing in premium City options, in my opinion.

I do, however, see a lot of value in investing in Man City’s defensive options – especially Joao Cancelo (£5.5m) – as they have only conceded more than one goal on two occasions this season. Whilst they have only kept two clean sheets in eight games, Cancelo has returned in all bar one of the five matches he has played for City this season through a mix of assists, clean sheets and bonus points. The Portuguese full-back looks to be a great option especially for Gameweek 10, as Burnley hadn’t scored in the four Gameweeks before Monday night’s narrow win.

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Mark Sutherns – FPL BlackBox

We could be at a pivotal moment in the Fantasy season right now. Looking ahead from Gameweek 10 to 16 – the point when the first Wildcard must be played – we see both Liverpool and Man City sitting on top of the Season Ticker.

Our decisions regarding their assets ahead of this spell look crucial. Salah’s seemingly inevitable return to action for the trip to Brighton on Saturday adds complication, but that shouldn’t distract us from the fact that we need to cover City.

Admittedly, the urgency will be questioned given their form and recent loss to Spurs. But even ignoring the short-term fixtures (BUR FUL mun WBA), the data suggests they are more than capable of waking from their Fantasy slumber.

City’s defence has allowed a chance every 12 minutes, a statistic unmatched by any other rearguard. Then, in attack, only Liverpool have created chances more frequently (5.4 mins vs City’s 6.1).

The issue has been the quality of those chances, but I fully expect that to change over this forthcoming run of opponents. One target – Kevin De Bruyne – screams out as the hub and catalyst for City’s potential to improve in front of goal.

Meanwhile, at the back, Pep Guardiola’s side will come up against five of the bottom seven sides for big chances created over the next six Gameweeks. That screams at investment, with Joao Cancelo my preferred target.

Since breaking into Pep’s starting line-up in Gameweek 5, the Portuguese has created a chance for a team-mate every 30 minutes, bettering even De Bruyne (32 mins).

Mark Sutherns – FPL BlackBox

Ted Talks FPL

The Scout Network : Man City - the form vs fixtures debate 2

Above: Ted Talks FPL’s graphic on the chance breakdown for Manchester City assets

With the fixture swing in full flight, I’m definitely targeting City players regardless of their stagnant form. With the excellent match-ups on offer, this is the time when the Citizens’ tour bus is going to get into gear.

City offer an exciting array of talent for us FPL managers to pick from. De Bruyne is the standout pick for me. He dominated the stats against Spurs in Gameweek 9 and was unlucky not to return anything from that game. He is central to everything that City create. Being assured of starts (barring injury), there’s no doubt in my mind that he will be one of the highest points-scorers from now until the end of the calendar year.

Sterling is an intriguing option. Only 4.6% owned, his popularity has dropped along with City’s form – but this could come back with a bang if the left-wing starts motoring. With Aguero and Jesus fit again, Pep has his team back to full strength, which may be more of an issue for Foden given that he has been benched four games in a row and is fighting for his place in the side. He could offer a lot of value at £6.5m if he can get a run going but right now, for me, it’s too risky.

Finally, the defenders. Cancelo and Ruben Dias (5.5m) are the only consistent starters and are priced around the £5.5m mark. The former is probably the most exciting attacking option; he’s no stranger to whipping a cross into the City forwards. The only concern with Cancelo is that when the Gameweeks start coming thick and fast, he may be at risk of rotation with the likes of Oleksandr Zinchenko (£5.5m) waiting in the wings. Dias is probably the more nailed of the two but his only attacking threat is from set pieces. He had a big chance against Spurs and probably should have done better, heading straight at Hugo Lloris (£5.5m). I’ll be doubling up with De Bruyne and Cancelo for the coming weeks – there could be an argument to triple up but I want to wait and see how they get on.

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Above: El Statto’s graph to show players ownership vs points earned – more graphs can be found here

I, like many, got caught in the “sell Son because the fixtures turn” trap and brought in De Bruyne for him ahead of last weekend’s clash. Something isn’t quite right at City at the moment but I’m not too sure what it is. They are obviously missing a fit Aguero to lead the line up front and after rushing him back last time, I think Pep will ease him in more gradually this time around, so I expect it might be another game or two yet before he starts.

Their fixtures are now pretty good for the next five (Burnley/Fulham/Man Utd/WBA/Southampton), so I expect ownership of their players to increase regardless of their form.

For me, De Bruyne is still the obvious pick from City, although he is performing better away from home so far (24 out of 29 points from away games). They have many other great midfield options who on their day are all capable of a big return, but with City, you have to expect rotation, so it’s hard to know just who will play each week and that is why for me De Bruyne is the safe option.

The defence you would expect to keep some clean sheets in the upcoming games and they seem to have now got into a more settled back four with Kyle Walker (£6.1m) and Cancelo at full-back and Dias and Laporte in central defence. Cancelo is the stand-out option having provided returns in 60% of his games so far. He is the one most likely to provide some attacking returns, too, as he is frequently getting into advanced positions.

El Statto

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From a fixture perspective, the case to forgo City assets is very weak. In their next three home games, they play Burnley, Fulham and WBA.
It would be surprising if City do not pick up nine points from those three matches and we should expect City to score more than once in those fixtures.

Unless you do without one other top asset in the form of Mohamed Salah (£12.2m) and/or Bruno Fernandes (£10.5m), it would be difficult to triple up on City players. Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, it would also make sense to focus on just two City assets and work towards having a team of 15 players who are all likely starters.

Cancelo averages a goal every 24.7 games but as a full-back, is always likely to contribute assists from running down the flanks. All things considered, there is very little to separate Cancelo and Dias and they currently both priced at £5.5m. For us, Dias slightly tips the scale as he is more likely to take advantage of set pieces. Also, Dias is always going to be more nailed on than Cancelo, who is, after all, a natural right-back playing on his unfavoured side.

De Bruyne is the most obvious City asset to have as an attacking threat. His stats need no introduction; he was involved in 46 goals in FPL last season and is behind most of City’s set pieces, including penalties. De Bruyne has only missed four Premier League games under the Guardiola regime in which he was not injured. This season, he has played every game when he is fit. He is also the acting club captain and a natural leader on the pitch – making him near-undroppable.

Since Gameweek 5, Foden has struggled for Premier League minutes. The dilemma for FPL managers is whether to spend £6.5m on a player who is never going to be nailed-on in the next few matches but who is always likely to come into the game and get minutes. Among those around Foden’s price range are several starters who have the potential to be more explosive. Liverpool’s Diogo Jota (£6.5m) is one of them and his form and likelihood to play trumps Foden.

Aguero has returned to fitness, making it to the bench in Gameweek 9 against Spurs. The Argentine forward has only played 119 minutes of Premier League football to date and has not made any goal contributions. The most likely way forward for Aguero in the next few games is for Guardiola to utilise him sparingly, not rushing him into action. There is a danger that Aguero won’t get significant game-time over the next two Premier League games but perhaps a return to the starting XI is more likely against Manchester United away in Gameweek 12. At his price point, it makes next-to-no sense to gamble on Aguero just now – a thought echoed by most of FPL given that his ownership is a mere 1.3%.

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There is good value in low-owned Manchester City defensive assets with misfiring Burnley up next. Personally, I don’t need to go there just yet. For anyone on a Wildcard or in need of a replacement, Cancelo or Dias offer cheap routes and are starting regularly. Dias is the least at risk of rotation of the two and has impressed, seemingly cementing his place alongside Laporte.

The two players that I will be considering over the next week are De Bruyne or Sterling as they both have a stellar history of high-ceiling FPL points returns, making them great captaincy options. Home games against both Burnley and Fulham scream 10+ points returns but, unfortunately for current owners, these historical double-digit hauls are somewhat absent from the 2020/21 season. In fact, they have only managed two 10+ FPL points returns between them in the 16 league games Man City have played so far.

Sterling has recovered from the calf injury that kept him out of the England squad and I’ll be looking for evidence that the rest has somehow helped his form take a turn for the better versus Olympiacos on Wednesday.

The real interest is in De Bruyne. Man City overall have created a chance every 6.1 minutes this season, which is well down from their league-leading 4.9 minutes per chance in 2019/20. These numbers are reflected across the board in De Bruyne’s creativity this season: fewer crosses, through-balls, chances created and, ultimately, assists.

I must depart with one of Harry Kane (£11.0m) or Son this week for a hit in order to fund a De Bruyne transfer but I’ll leave you with a positive note that is really making me think the hit could pay for itself over the next two Gameweeks and beyond. It’s still early in the season with a smaller amount of data but De Bruyne is registering 3.82 goal attempts per 90 minutes, an increase of around 25% compared to his personal best FPL points-scoring campaign in 2019/20. It might be time to take the plunge and hope the Belgian finds his shooting boots against weaker opposition.

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How Kane, Son and De Bruyne fared in midst of FPL fixture swing

Manchester City’s form has been kind to the FPL managers who have decided to go without thus far. Those that invested in Foden (I’m in that camp) have been hit by rotation, Sterling owners have had to deal with a dip in form and injury concerns, whilst De Bruyne owners, in my opinion, haven’t had their share of good luck.

The City team hasn’t been at full strength but all of that is about to change, and so are their fixtures. This could give a serious advantage to players who have remained loyal to their assets thus far, especially the 17.7% of De-Bruyne owners. At £11.6m, one goal and three assists doesn’t look like much bang for your buck. However, as a non-owner, I hate watching City play and not owning De Bruyne. He is a nailed player and looks so dangerous, even when the rest of the team isn’t performing so well. Whilst I would love to say he’ll be in my team this week, unfortunately, I will have to wait a little longer.

I am reluctant to drop my Spurs assets, given they’ve been so fruitful for me. So, unless that changes, I will need to find a more difficult route to accommodate City assets. We all know how dangerous the De Bruyne/Aguero partnership can be, so I am hoping it takes a minute for the returning assets to get back into the swing of things, whilst I scrabble around trying to find ways to get them in.

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What’s been happening in the Scout Network?

FPL Crypto

Cathal and Gabriel run a weekly FPL 6 Picks contest on the FPL Crypto YouTube channel. Subscribe here and watch out for the weekly video to launch the contest. It’s a fun FPL side-game and entry is free. Best of all, the Gameweek winner walks away with a cryptocurrency prize.

FF Titan

FF Titan were proud to be officially announced as a member of FFS International over the last international break of 2020. Over that fortnight, it was business as usual for fftitan.con: they recommended a Wildcard team, picked three “set-and-forget” goalkeepers, looked at all the pre-match statistics going into the weekend games, summed up the performances of top FPL players over the International Break and picked their top captain choices for Gameweek 9.

This week, FF Titan will focus on Matchday 4 of the UCL Fantasy and will be making their UCL captain picks ahead of the next round of fixtures.

El Statto

El Statto has been busy since the international break with two new articles. The first is a new weekly feature, called Back to the Future FPL, where he looks at the upcoming Gameweek matches and how the teams have faired in previous encounters to see if he can highlight any players who seem to favour this fixture.

The second article was the latest instalment in “The ABC Transfer Guide”, where he uses the form of the past six Gameweeks to highlight the players in each position who you should be considering for the upcoming fixtures.

Ted Talks FPL

During the international break, almost 8,000 FPL managers viewed Ted’s YouTube video on how the template is changing. After committing to a weekly video over the last 12 weeks, Ted is now closing in on 2,000 subscribers.

Ted has also begun working more closely with us here at Fantasy Football Scout and is to create 60-second Scout Notes videos to accompany the main articles. You can catch the two videos that Ted has made for Gameweek 9 on the Scout Notes articles for Tottenham v Man City and Liverpool v Leicester, as well as over on the FFS Instagram account.

FPL Nymfria

Over the international break, Nymfria uploaded an update video which covered her journey so far, including the process that lead to a succesful -8 ahead of Gameweek 9. Nymfria was also joined by Rey Quraishi and the community in a live stream, as they took on the task of choosing this week’s Weekly Wildcard – Dream Team.

The current lockdown in England meant another quiz, with the FPL Wildcats joined by The Quiz Master himself – Geoff Holt – as Nymfria succesfully challanged FPL Today for his top spot. Nymfria also appeared with Joel Beya (Cheeky Sport) and the Always Cheating lads on a Gameweek 9 picks video for Give Me Sport.

Nymfria is also in the throws of a channel overhaul and has been busy creating new graphics and coming up with new ideas for her YouTube channel, which will hopefully be rolled out in the coming weeks.


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323 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Bennyboy1907
    • 3 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    If Zaha is out

    A) play bissouma

    B) Kane >>> Watkins and Zaha >>> Salah (c) however for a -8

    C) play bissouma this week and do b for -4 next week

    1. The FPL Units
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      C

  2. Rupert The Horse
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Anyone know why we have to use the first wild card by the end of December?

    1. scubasmithy
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      its always the same. First wildcard before new year. Just season started late so we've played a few games less

      1. Rupert The Horse
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Thought it was the first half of the season so we’d have to wild card by gw19

    2. C'mon the Fylde
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      You get a 2nd WC in January.

      1. Rupert The Horse
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Guess I always thought it was to be used by game week 19

    3. Joey Tribbiani
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Has to be used earlier (in terms of GWs) because season started later

    4. Now I'm Panicking
      • 9 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Da roolz

  3. UnitednationsXI
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 12 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Planning to get a a 4.4m def + KDB. For the defender, i am looking for a cheap defender to rotate with lamptey and generally be 1st sub but looking for absolute 100% nailed guys

    A) Balbuena....i assume it will be one of diop/balbuena + ogbonna?
    B) Lewis....been nailed so far but with ritchie back, who is 1st choice
    C) Jack Robinson from shu, does he play in place of oconnel?
    D) Cooper....should be nailed but absolute 0 upside
    E) Taylor...really like him but need a def for this gw and burnely play city

    Alternatively, i can opt for Sterling over KDB and get a 4.5m defender like Dallas/Masauku

    1. spray
      • 5 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Rob Holding from Arsenal fits, and ARS are very defensive.

      I chose Dallas.
      Taylor came an extremely close second (Christmas cover won out, plus higher upside as a D5.)

      I wouldn't touch Balbuena. I liked him years ago, but he doesn't feel as nailed... I have reviewed recently/this season.

    2. jayjay2411
      • 8 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      At 4.4 I'm picking Holding, Veltman is an option but I'd prefer Holding

  4. Tsparkes10
    • 5 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Any early thoughts?? 2FT 0.8itb

    McCarthy
    Chillwell Konsa Coufal
    Son Bruno Greal Hamez
    DCL Werner Vardy
    (Nyland, Podence, KWP, Mitchell)

    Thinking maybe Podence downgrade and save the 2nd ft. Or Hamez to Jota

    1. colby_
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I really like your team, so making one move and banking an FT is a solid option. Or, something like Podence > Bissouma and Konsa > Cancelo looks appealing...although Villa have some excellent fixtures coming up.

    2. wulfrunian
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I would sell Kwp to Fofana and bench Konsa.

    3. Pep bites Kun
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Team looks good so Podence downgrade a good move for future transfers. I'm in the same boat and looking at Bissouma or Soucek - You?

      1. Mancini
        • 3 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        solly march solly march

        1. Pep bites Kun
          • 7 Years
          3 years, 4 months ago

          Why Solly above the 2 I mentioned - better attacking potential? Fixtures are at best .. mixed

    4. spray
      • 5 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      You can't really trade Podence because the new player won't make your team.
      You'd have to have an upgrade in mind where you dump Podence to Anguissa.

      Adding 1.7 to Rodriguez or Son, mostly puts you into range of Son or Fernandes (respectively).
      Tough... real tough, but probably means your team is good.

      I reckon KWP to Matip, pushing out Konsa, is your only instant gratification. Punty, but it's Liverpool too.

  5. mg12
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Form vs. Fixture question. Kane and Son are playing great right now, but I feel like I need good coverage for MC and LC's fixtures.

    I've already dropped Zaha for Jota.

    Would you transfer out Son and Kane >>>> Vardy and KDB and a -8 knock?

    1. Pep bites Kun
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Not -8 for 2 in-form players

    2. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      No way

    3. FPL_Motty
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Good moves for free but never for a -8. Do you really think you'll gain any points -8 down?

    4. mg12
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Thank you, was leaning that way, but always worried I'll miss out on a 16 point Vardy haul.

  6. Shark Team
    • 6 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Anyone completely avoiding ManCity to make me feel more secure?

    1. Rupert The Horse
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      This week

    2. Pep bites Kun
      • 7 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Avoiding attacking options this week, but may bring in Cancelo as I'm a def short

    3. Stupendous
      • 11 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Yup

  7. C'mon the Fylde
    • 8 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Which would you do?

    A) Foden out, Jota in (free)
    B) Kane out, Vardy in (free)
    C) Kane & Foden out, Vardy & Jota in (-4)

    Martinez
    Robertson James Coufal
    Son Bruno Grealish Foden
    Kane DCL Bamford

    Button Mitchell Zaha Lamptey

    0.8m itb

    1ft

    1. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I think Foden gets a decent run next 2. But others might not. Wouldnt sell. Wouldnt sell Kane either. Just me.

  8. DannyDrinkVodka
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Wait a sec, if Milner's playing.......Salah's not on pens anymore?

    1. AnfieldLad
      • 9 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Nah Salah has taken them with Milly on the pitch

      1. Bobby's Teeth
        • 7 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Don't recall this. When was this?

        1. Bobby's Teeth
          • 7 Years
          3 years, 4 months ago

          Milly is the first choice penalty taker until Salah is up for a hatty

          1. AnfieldLad
            • 9 Years
            3 years, 4 months ago

            Vs Midtjylland is the only one I can find (granted it was last minute when winning) fairly certain there’s been another time because I remember thinking about the fact Milner was on when he took it

            1. Bobby's Teeth
              • 7 Years
              3 years, 4 months ago

              Got it. Although I do think Milly remains our first choice. If the match is yet to be won, Milly will take them

  9. Whits
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 7 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    TAA, Rashford and Son
    to
    KDB, Salah and Cresswell for -8?

    A.yes
    B.no

    1. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I replied on last Post but would just see what you can get for TAA & Rashford for the -4.

  10. Stupendous
    • 11 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Gtg?

    And No I'm not overly worried about not owning City, Bruno or Vardy this week.

    Martinez
    Coufal Chilwell Robbo
    Salah(c) Son Grealish Rodriguez Ziyech
    Kane DCL

    Martin Kilman Brewster Mitchell

    1. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Kudos for having a bit of fortitude. Team looks GTG.

      1. Stupendous
        • 11 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Son, Salah and Kane are the form players and have served me well in my ML so far. I can miss a Kev haul and survive a Vardy haul. I won't own Bruno all season as my leagues are city leagues and dont allow Rags.

        Torn not owning our lads but they aren't essential atm.

        That could change this week of course!

    2. Tsparkes10
      • 5 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Like it. I’d be tempted to have Brewster first sub

  11. Fit_to_drop
    • 4 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    I would like a bit of Leic & City action in my team - but am not prepared to let 2 form players in Son & Kane go

    KDB seems out of my budget given i also own Salah. The only transfer i can see is Zaha to Tielemans. Bamford to Vardy is possible but it means i add another 5.0mid alongside Bissouma. Not ideal.

    Open to suggestions - cheers.

    Martínez
    Cresswell Chilwell Robertson
    Zaha Son Grealish Salah
    Calvert-Lewin Kane Bamford

    Forster Mitchell Kilman Bissouma

    2FTs, 1.9 ITB

    1. Tsparkes10
      • 5 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I wouldn’t force it. Zaha to Jota or Torres for me.

      1. Fit_to_drop
        • 4 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Yeah, I dont mind playing the patient game. Worked for me last GW when a lof people sold Spurs. Cheers.

      2. Bobby's Teeth
        • 7 Years
        3 years, 4 months ago

        Jota isn't nailed on.

  12. Tsparkes10
    • 5 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    A) What are Hamez owners doing?
    B) Which city players you considering (if any)
    C) Jota?

    1. Dr. Ante Pavlovic
      • 6 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      A) Will give him this Leeds game but then will switch with Jota
      B) I brought KDB and Cancelo, but would like to have Raheem when he starts playing the way he knows
      C) Yes

    2. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      I would sign Torres if i thought he played 180 minutes over the next 3.

  13. Jenks
    • 14 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Argentine news reporting possible death of Maradona - I don't have source before you ask, a mate has just told me over text

    1. Jenks
      • 14 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      apparently being confirmed as we speak

    2. Fit_to_drop
      • 4 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Seems to be the case. If Twitter can be trusted.

    3. FPL_Motty
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 3 Years
      3 years, 4 months ago

      Holy balls, its now reported on Dailymail so looks confirmed. Sh~t thats sad!

  14. Cojones of Destiny
    • 6 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    RIP Maradonna the Legend

  15. Groot the Leveller
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Just read el statto's article above. Recommended reading

  16. Jimbo-Jones
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 7 Years
    3 years, 4 months ago

    Son to Salah for -4?
    Would mean downgrading Konsa/KWP to fodder...

    McCarthy
    Chilwell Justin Konsa
    Son KDB Bruno Grealish Soucek
    Werner DCL

    Brewster KWP Mitchell

    1ft, 2.6itb.